Pretty sure the whole "suit permanently fusing with the person inside it" is a thing I've seen in plenty of more horrific Furry art. Wouldn't shock me if the author gets exposed for some shit in a year or so, which results in people realizing that this is the authors barely disguised fetish.
He was a SEAL so it should also be assumed he's on something or somethings stronger.
this could work as a tribe twelve kinda deal, guy helps clean up his crazy uncle home after he died, found a bunch a notebooks and tapes, and if you dont want everything to be fucking vhs recording in Anno domini 2024, have an old beat up smartphone the uncle used to record his skitzo research, each log be about recording the uncle did of the sky, old vhs documentaries he had and old science books that had proofs of the nearby planet existing, but that after X year, it got omited entirely and debunked
What really gets me about the Superman analog horror is that the one genuinely good idea of there being a cult dedicated to worshiping Superman is a generally interesting idea even outside of horror (but then again, it probably was done in the comics for all I know).
Man in the Suit is just mediocre though the creator can be a bit of an attention whore, but I think Dogs Nightmares is probably worse
Dog Nightmares is the worst. That or Chezzkids. I got curious the other day and looked up the creator of DN on Tumblr (Piggysoda) to see what people were saying considering NightMind made that shitty video about it, and all I got met with was fat fuck porn. Obese naked bodies and feederism
nigga what the fuck.
It may have been a fever dream I had but wasn't there like a Superman cult in Hawaii, with people claiming to have had actual Superman sightings in the area (which in turn was cited as evidence by Tulpa schizos I think)?
Speaking of Vita Carnis, this was posted half a week ago:
That really would be a potentially good series. It reminds me a bit of a nightmare I had as a kid where I was sinking in the ocean and below me was another giant planet hidden in the ocean. I am not sure what the name of the fear is, but falling into a planet and somehow not dying is very scary. Gas planets in general are kind of scary to me, probably because I don’t understand how they work, but they just are frightening in appearance and the fact that they exist at all, that space exists.
This reminds me of Gemini Home Entertainment.
I'm sure I read or heard a story from /x/ about a person summoning a tulpa that tried to kill them
This guy runs a YouTube channel simulating what it would be like to fall through the atmosphere of every planet in the Solar System. It’s triggered some kind of primordial phobia/fear within me that I can’t find a name for.
Isn't that how the bad guy got made at the end of FNAF?
I have a lot of nightmares about looking up and seeing something unfathomably huge moving around in the sky, like something on the scale of the moon or larger. Scares the shit out of me.
Self-inflicted cosmic horror, now that's unique
IIRC, FNAF lore is that a person's soul possess the suit after they die and that beings them to life (the bad guy just happened to die in his suit so he is just rotting in there, not fused with it). It's been done before like in Chucky for example. The godzilla/furry suit fusion thing is different because the body inside physically changes and becomes one with the suit, no dying or soul transfer required.
There's a deep sadness to the horror as well. An infinite universe and so little of it is hospitable; it's an incredibly isolating experience to see planets with nice names like Neptune are mostly 3,000 degree boiling oceans. Or seeing Venus is a yellow version of hell. 860 degrees on a rock surface, acid rain that evaporates before it reaches the ground, littered in volcanos and winds that blow 1,200 mph- a place that if we didn't have it, we wouldn't even bother to imagine it.
I swear I saw several of these exact same style videos years ago but there the author actually narrated the video instead of just having captions in text. Now I'm wondering if this is some guy ripping off the original concept or maybe the same guy reworking the videos again, for some reason.
Yeah this is why I stopped watching his videos. He was a promising new face with his early videos where he's go into detail about lesser-covered cases like Subway Jared or Victor Salva. But now it's just unedited interrogation footage with minimal interjections. Textbook low-effort slop.
